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  • Villagers on alert after major Solomons' quake aftershock

    News
    Pacific Solomon Islands
    10 Dec 2016
    Small islands on Marovo Lagoon in the Solomon Islands.

    A nurse on Makira Island in Solomon Islands says people there remain on alert following a major aftershock this morning after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Friday morning.

    Villagers on alert after major Solomons' quake aftershock
  • I am a satellite: the orbit of Keith Urban

    Audio
    music
    9 Dec 2016
    Keith Urban

    In New Zealand for his first ever show in his country of birth, Keith Urban speaks with Yadana Saw about his eclectic music collection and the conundrum of his famous Hollywood marriage. Audio

  • The Day In Parliament for 8 December 2016 - morning edition

    Audio
    politics
    8 Dec 2016

    A long day in the House beginning at 9am with debate on two treaty settlement bills. Local Government and Environment Committee meets into the night to try and finish their report on the… Audio

  • Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal by Jenny McLeod

    Audio
    music arts
    6 Dec 2016
    The Lilburn Lecture 2016

    'Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal': Composer Jenny McLeod considers Lilburn’s thoughts on tradition and language, and continues with her own personal reflections, in illustrated verse.

      Audio

  • 'Heartbroken' by Virgin Mary statue theft

    News
    New Zealand spiritual practices
    5 Dec 2016
    A statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary has been stolen from the St Joseph's Church in Helensville, just three weeks before Christmas.

    Father Alfonso Dujali wants thieves who stole the statue from Auckland's St Joseph's Church to return it before Christmas.

    'Heartbroken' by Virgin Mary statue theft
  • Fault unlocks new geological data

    News
    New Zealand Kaikōura Earthquake
    1 Dec 2016
    Russ Van Dissen and Jamie Howarth take samples from a giant chasm created by the quake on a Ward farm.

    The ruptured Kēkerengū fault has revealed more secrets about New Zealand's tectonic past, and can help inform what to expect in future, scientists say.

    Fault unlocks new geological data
  • The Day In Parliament for 30 November 2016 - morning edition

    Audio
    politics
    30 Nov 2016

    Early start for MPs with the debating chamber's doors opening at nine to pass three Treaty settlement bills before 1pm, while MPs on the Local Government and Environment Committee will also start work… Audio

  • Green light for Kaikōura weekday public convoys

    News
    New Zealand Kaikōura Earthquake
    29 Nov 2016
    Vehicles are leaving Kaikōura via the inland route after being given the green light by Civil Defence.

    Controlled public convoys are to be allowed on the inland road in and out of Kaikōura from tomorrow morning.

    Green light for Kaikōura weekday public convoys
  • $45 million worth of McLaren supercars roll onto ferry

    News
    New Zealand
    29 Nov 2016
    The car Derek Bell is driving a 675 LT

    In what could be the most expensive cargo the Interislander has ever carried, 30 supercars have rolled onto the ferry.

    $45 million worth of McLaren supercars roll onto ferry
  • Fishing friends on board capsized boat

    News
    New Zealand Northland
    27 Nov 2016
    Inspector Willi Fanene and Inspector Mark Fergus talking to the media.

    The men on a charter boat that capsized in Kaipara Harbour, killing most of those on board, were friends who enjoyed fishing together.

    Fishing friends on board capsized boat
  • Pare O'Brien: 'I live here and I serve here and it's where I'm happiest'

    Audio
    health life and society
    27 Nov 2016
    Pare O Brien describes her mum Putiputi as a legend who delivered many babies from Ruatoki to the East Coast.

    Pare O'Brien works runs mobile clinics in Te Teko, Matata and Edgecumbe. Her service to her community earned her the Te Akenehi Hei Award. Te Ahi Kaa spends the morning with Pare at Te Teko Medical… Audio

  • ABs' French focus

    News
    Sport
    26 Nov 2016
    The All Blacks coach Steve Hansen and captain Kieran Read.

    The All Blacks have been told to put aside thoughts of their upcoming summer holiday prior to their final test match of the year against France in Paris on Sunday morning.

    ABs' French focus
  • Two new caps in Black Ferns

    News
    Sport
    26 Nov 2016
    Glenn Moore.

    Black Ferns coach Glenn Moore has named two new caps in his squad for the final match of their northern tour against Ireland on Monday.

    Two new caps in Black Ferns
  • Japan rocked by powerful offshore quake

    News
    World
    22 Nov 2016
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    Japan has lifted the tsunami advisories issued after a powerful earthquake struck off its eastern coast.

    Japan rocked by powerful offshore quake
  • Web abuse line gets 100 calls on first day

    News
    New Zealand Media & Technology
    22 Nov 2016
    A hand enters account details on a laptop (file)

    A group appointed to deal with online abuse, NetSafe, received about 100 calls yesterday after opening its assistance phone line for the first time. Audio

    Web abuse line gets 100 calls on first day
  • London tram crash: Driver went three times speed limit

    News
    World
    17 Nov 2016
    Rail Accident Investigation Branch said the derailment had happened on a sharp curve with a 12 mph speed limit.

    The two-carriage tram derailed in south London, killing seven people and injuring 51 others.

    London tram crash: Driver went three times speed limit
  • Quake-hit Wellington building could collapse in an aftershock

    News
    New Zealand Wellington Region
    17 Nov 2016
    61 Molesworth Street.

    A 10-storey building on Molesworth Street that is in danger of collapse could be brought down by an aftershock, warns the Wellington City Council.

    Quake-hit Wgtn building could collapse in an aftershock
  • HMNZS Canterbury nears Kaikoura to aid evacuations

    Audio
    Civil Defence
    16 Nov 2016
    HMNZS Canterbury.

    HMNZS Canterbury is due to reach Kaikoura at 9am. Acting Joint Forces Commander, Air Commodore Darryn Webb, outlines what defence forces can do to help people in the cut off town. Audio

  • Hanmer Springs quake adds to 'Shaky Isles' record

    News
    New Zealand Kaikōura Earthquake
    14 Nov 2016
    Pictures of damage to home of Cheviot GP Anthea Prentice, at Claverley, near Cheviot.

    There have been several strong jolts in New Zealand since the deadly February 2011 Canterbury quake, but today's was the strongest. Audio

    Hanmer Springs quake adds to 'Shaky Isles' record
  • The Science Of... Earthquakes

    Audio 14 Nov 2016
    Aerial image of rockfall caused by the earthquake on the Kaikoura coast

    How does today's huge earthquake compare with others in our history? Alison Ballance looks at the powerful seismic forces that shape New Zealand. 

  • Earthquake: Kaikoura cut off by road

    News
    New Zealand Kaikōura Earthquake
    14 Nov 2016
    Leader Road in Kaikoura was heavily damaged.

    The national controller for Civil Defence is confident support is getting through to Kaikoura, which appears worst hit by last night's 7.5 magnitude earthquake.

    Earthquake: Kaikoura cut off by road
  • What we know so far about the Hanmer Springs earthquake

    News
    The Wireless
    14 Nov 2016
    Road damage near Kaikoura.

    Brace yourself.

    What we know so far about the Hanmer Springs earthquake
  • Earthquake: Two die after massive tremors

    News
    New Zealand Kaikōura Earthquake
    14 Nov 2016
    Leader Road in Kaikoura was heavily damaged.

    There have been two fatalities after a series of huge earthquakes overnight, Prime Minister John Key says. Video

    Earthquake: Two die after massive tremors
  • Night delight: 'Supermoon' to grace skies

    News
    New Zealand science
    13 Nov 2016
    Supermoon rising over Cape Palliser, Wairarapa on Sunday.

    The largest, brightest full moon in nearly seven decades will grace the skies overnight Monday/Tuesday, with one council bracing for king tides and flooding.

    'Supermoon' promises celestial spectacle
  • Smiths City cleared over unpaid staff meetings

    News
    Business
    11 Nov 2016
    Smiths City.

    Workers drank coffee, ate breakfast, wore slippers and there was no punishment for not attending, the ERA found.

    Smiths City cleared over unpaid staff meetings
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